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James Martin, 49, is known for hosting his ITV show Saturday Kitchen every weekend. However, fans may not know about the star’s previous relationship with Hollywood producer Barbara Broccoli.The chef dated the James Bond producer after meeting her in 2001.They first met when Martin was auctioned off to cook her a meal at a charity fundraiser.After making a meal for her and her friends, the pair hit it off and organised to see each other again.The pair dated for four and a half years, which Martin called “surreal” and “exciting”.In an unearthed piece, Martin opened up about some of the extravagant gifts she gave him during their relationship.Writing for the Daily Mail back in 2008, he explained she’d gifted him three Picasso paintings.As well as this, she’d offered to buy him a “state-of-the-art Aston Martin DBS, chassis number 007, costing an eye-watering £180,000.”While Martin explained they had a great relationship, he admitted he turned down the pricey gift.He recalled how when they’d been at the dealership, Barbara had begun to buy him the car when he asked her not to.Martin explained: “I told her not to be so ridiculous but she was already saying: 'Yes, we'll have it black, with black interior, and we'll have the chassis number 007.'“I continued to say: 'No, we won't.' Barbara replied: 'Why not? If you want it we'll get it.'“I tried to explain to her that you can't just give someone a £180,000 car as a gift.

Martin Lewis has spoken out to defend himself on Twitter after sharing a photo showing him wearing a face mask in a car. The Money Saving Expert posted a selfie taken in the back of a vehicle as he was driven to filming.

Martin Lewis issues vital warning to Britons with a PayPal account"But I thought with all the c**p going on right now, it was time to have a little bit of fun and spread my wings. #Gulp."It wasn't long before followers waded in to express their excitement over his new TV opportunity.One replied: "Exactly Martin!! Enjoy it and have a good laugh."Can’t wait to watch it.

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Amazon Prime Day.The annual event is taking place on October 13 and 14 this year, so you still have some time to bag a bargain.It normally happens in July, but it has been pushed back because of the coronavirus pandemic.But while there are of course cracking bargains to be found for all, the Money Saving Expert website has also urged caution.In an Amazon blog post, Money Saving Expert has given their views on the day - and told people to be careful with their cards."Don’t allow yourself to be taken in by the hype and sucked into buying something you don’t need or can’t afford," the website warns."Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you're getting the best deal possible."Just make sure you cancel before the trial is over if you

preparations for winter in what is expected to be a challenging period as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Even Martin Lewis has dedicated his latest MoneySavingExpert.com newsletter to helping people access all the support they’re entitled to, including a handy checklist of services available before the colder temperatures settle in.

Martin Lewis, founder of Money Saving Expert, warns money could be taken out from accounts if customers aren't logging in. The warning comes after the firm brought in a new policy which will deduct funds automatically unless the system is being used enough.

MoneySavingExpert.com newsletter explaining exactly why this is happening and how you can avoid being stung by an extra cost. It is very simple.

a discount of £140 off of their fuel bills this winter. People receiving the main element of Pension Credit on July 5, 2020 will automatically qualify for the Warm Home Discount Scheme from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) - “as long as their energy provider is part of the scheme,” warns money-saving expert, Martin Lewis.

Martin Lewis and his team of consumer champions at MoneySavingExpert.com have issued an urgent warning to everyone in the UK with a PayPal account, whether they use it or not. Most of us have paid for at least one purchase by PayPal at some point online, and even if it has only been a few, sporadic transactions, PayPal has announced changes that could end up being more costly than the purchase itself.

Martin Lewis has issued a warning to PayPal customers as money could be taken from your account if you don't log in.

Christmas has wrongly become a retail festival. Instead of a joyous occasion, for many the season of goodwill causes unhappiness, debt and worry. So say it loud, say it proud and say it NOW: “I won’t be buying you a present this year.”

Money saving expert Martin Lewis has come up with a genius idea to save more than £100 on Christmas shopping.

Martin Lewis has issued a stark to shoppers thinking about buying gift cards for loved ones this Christmas.

Money Saving expert Martin Lewis has issued a stern warning about buying gift cards for loved ones this Christmas.Speaking on ITV's this morning, the finance guru explained how he's 'not a fan of gift cards', after viewers asked what their rights are in terms of using Cineworld gift cards now the cinema chain has closed.During the segment he issued a stern warning against buying loved-ones gift cards for Christmas.He said: "The biggest answer I can give you and anyone else is, and I've said this many times before but never has it been more pertinent - I am extremely anti gift cards.""The simple fact is that first of all some of them date - so someone buys them for you and if you don't use them in two years they are not worth it."But more

Martin Lewis and the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute charity.

Amazon Prime Day is creeping closer and to get everyone in the mood for the 48-hour bargain bonanza on October 13 and 14, Lewis Capaldi will be performing a live set at the end of this week. The singer-songwriter will play a special 'behind closed doors' performance on Friday, October 9 from a venue in Scotland which was instrumental to launching his career.

chasing people for debts must be changed to be less threatening. Bold lettering will be reduced, legal terms will be simplified into more straightforward language and people will be guided towards debt support services.

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Martin Lewis has revealed how to get early access to one of the most sought-after of the festive season. Writing in the latest edition of the weekly MoneySavingExpert.com newsletter, the consumer champions said: “Yes, it's that time of year again...

ECHO reports how Martin has warned that this combined with tightening criteria due to the pandemic means mortgages for those with high loan-to-values - for example, small deposits or little equity - have disappeared. Stamp duty is a tax paid by people buying properties but it does vary slightly across the UK.